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Pricing Calculators
Free pricing calculators to optimize your pricing strategy, measure discount impact, model price elasticity, and implement value-based pricing. Built for product managers, marketers, and business owners.
4 free calculators — no signup, instant results
SaaS Pricing Calculator
Calculate MRR, ARR, and optimize your SaaS subscription pricing.
Discount Impact Calculator
See how much more volume you need to compensate for a price discount.
Value-Based Pricing Calculator
Calculate your price based on the value you deliver to customers.
Price Elasticity Calculator
See how price changes affect demand, revenue, and find the optimal price point.
Why Use Pricing Calculators?
Tested Accuracy
Every formula is unit-tested with edge cases. No AI hallucination risk — just reliable math you can trust for real decisions.
Industry Benchmarks
Compare your results against real industry data. See how your numbers stack up with contextual benchmarks and verdicts.
Actionable Insights
Get severity-rated recommendations based on your specific numbers. Not generic advice — personalized next steps you can act on.
Pricing Guides & Articles
In-depth articles to help you make better pricing decisions.
How to Price Freelance Projects Without Leaving Money on the Table
A practical framework for converting your hourly rate into fixed-fee project pricing. Includes complexity multipliers, risk buffers, and a worked example.
Freelance Pricing in 2026: How to Set Rates That Actually Sustain Your Business
A freelance pricing framework that accounts for overhead, taxes, unbillable time, and profit margin. Not just hourly rates — project pricing, retainers, and value-based models.
How to Price a Product in 2026: Three Strategies and the Math Behind Each
Cost-plus, competitive, and value-based — three pricing strategies that give different prices for the same product. Here is when each one applies, the formulas, and 2026 benchmarks by category.
Markup vs Margin: The One Pricing Mistake That Costs Businesses Thousands
Markup and margin use the same two numbers but measure different things. Confusing them misprices your product. Here is the difference, the conversion math, and 2026 benchmarks.